Wherever in the world you’ll be hunting, get protected with this selection of hunting clothing that’s suitable in all seasons Palearctic 365 jacket As the name suggests, this hunting jacket is designed for use all year round, whether you’ll be…
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Mike Powell’s tips on dealing with longer days
Credit: Dgwildlife / Getty Images As the year moves on and the days get longer, how do you adapt your foxing tactics to suit the season? Mike Powell has the answers… As time passes and spring moves inexorably into early…
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Storm Stalking with Chris Dalton
March is supposed to bring better weather, but when Storm Emma hit in March 2018, Chris Dalton was forced to come up with new stalking plans in a hurry… Last March I had intended to have four days in one…
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Top of the world
Paul Childerley heads to Slovenia for the hunt of a lifetime amid not one but two mountain ranges
Moving on?
Though maligned by some as unsporting, collective deer moving days can be ethical and effective when carried out properly, says David Barrington Barnes
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Ask the experts: Daylight foxing
Do you think it’s worth going out after foxes in the daytime in winter? I work nights so I’m limited to daytime shooting.
Ask the experts: Collaborative culling?
I’d like to organise a collaborative culling day on my ground this winter. Is it a good idea?
Stalking with Stevie
Chris Dalton witnesses a real stalking hero at work as he takes out Stevie, who lost both his legs in the Gulf War
Snow stalking
Editor-in-chief Pete Carr looks at the pros and cons of practising the doe cull in snowy conditions, and everything you must consider when heading out with the rifle
The tahr before the storm
Hunting with his son, Daryl Crimp faces a race against time to get into an old tahr bull before the unforgiving weather closes in
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